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Hi Everybody, Welcome aboard.... this is a Silver Airways flight (flight number 107), with nonstop service from Princess Juliana (TNCM) to Luis Munoz Marin (TJSJ). We depart St. Martin, cruise at 22000ft and arrive in San Juan in about an hour. Hope you enjoy the ride.

Hi Everybody, Well, a few more issues have been worked out and I was able to complete my first flight in MS2020 as flown in the real (data taken from flight aware) world. All-in-all a great flight with just a few remaining issues. Long Island Islip (KISP) to West Palm Beach (KPBI)

Come with me in MSFS to learn the interesting history & marketing of the humble Cessna 172, & some other bits & pieces about it. There's more to it than you might think! Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

Dear peeps of Avsim forum, for those of you wondering what is " Project Swiss" please, checkup this map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1kEwFC867jXfBXnOpdeowtC97dqb29_w&usp=sharing This map as you can see contains several different flights, deviated in different categories - Category with long hauls, category with short commercial flights and category with VFR extras - VFR around Interlaken is one of the videos and second airshow around Lugano Airport in Italian part of Switzerland! So, this is the first video of the bunch:

Hi, found a few clips from the Brussels Aviation Museum that I went to in May, so bunged them onto YouTube Cheers Jon

Hi, This is my video from this years Royal International Air Tattoo from RAF Fairford Cheers Jon

Hi Everybody, I just finished my first flight using MS2020 using the PMDG738 airliner, Device Interface Manager (DIM) provided the hardware/software interface and the flight deck is by Flightdeck Solutions. Interested in finding out more about DIM? Join the discussion over on discord, here's the link. https://discord.gg/MRR9zUMQhM

Come with me to see the origins of the famous/infamous German Junkers Ju-52 Trimotor, the last ones to fly, & the possibility of a new Ju-52NG from 2026. Enjoy a fly-by/tower view at the end. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

Usually Vatsim is quite monotonous. At times it is even stressful. However, on this particular occasion I really had fun listening to this controller and the pilots' communications.

Hi Everybody, I made my first attempt at completing a full flight, starting from cold and dark, to securing the aircraft on the back end. I'm using the PMDG 738 airliner within the MS2020 environment. My hardware is from Flightdeck Solutions. Device Interface Manager (DIM) performed very well for an early developer version. Aside from a couple of minor issues, there were no show stoppers... well until the show stopping crash that is.... hahaha Take care everybody, catch you on my next try.

Thanks for looking. Herman

Hi Everybody, Just an update on the progress made with Device Interface Manager (DIM). The yaw damper and TCAS issues seen in the video have been fixed. While I wait on the next update (7 segment displays) to Device Interface Manager (DIM), I'll have another look at my throttle quad. Still have to figure out my reverser, fuel cutoff and parking brake issues.

Hi Everybody, Flightdeck Solutions, Device Interface Manager, MS2020, PMDG Just spent the past two days with Nils (over an internet connection) as he debugged a ton of stuff in Device Interface Manager, if you don't have the latest DEV version from today, you may want to update. Those with two CDU's, looks like the screen flashing has been fixed in the latest update. As you can see in the video, the 7 segment displays are complete. Up next, time to try a cold and dark to push and start... and beyond if possible. Tremendous amount of progress made in the past two days. Thanks Nils

Come join me in the beaut Ford Trimotor to fly the classic "Grand Traverse" flight across New Zealand's spectacular alps, glaciers & lakes. Introduced in 1970, this flight continues to be THE premium sightseeing flight in NZ. A little bit of the European alps & Alaska in NZ! Hope you enjoy. Cheers.

There was 20 kts wind and at the same time the visibility was real word not allowed at the time. The weather was simulated from Active Sky. I was shocked and since I was not able to see the RWY I landed automatically. See this vid, it will be curious for you.

Taken from a free PDF book of true short stories about civil aviation in Papua New Guinea in the 1970s/80s, this particular short story highlights some of the excitement and perils of flying in amazing Papua New Guinea. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.